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+ + Hudra transforms HTML and QLearn lesson pages into a clean, classroom-ready slide experience—complete with presenter controls, previews, timers and dual-screen support. +
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+ Hudra Presenter
+ Keep your lesson content in QLearn or HTML, then use Hudra to present it as a focused, navigable classroom experience.
+Control the lesson from a dedicated dashboard with current and next slide previews, slide position, a clock and a classroom timer.
+Keep presenter controls on your screen while students see a clean, distraction-free presentation.
+Move through a lesson quickly using familiar keyboard controls while keeping your attention on the class.
+Image-only slides are recognised and displayed to make better use of the presentation area.
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+ Hudra does not replace QLearn with another editor. It gives your existing lesson content a purpose-built presentation mode.
+Hudra works with the content you already have instead of asking you to rebuild it in a separate slide platform.
+Download the latest release and load the extension in a Chromium-based browser.
+Navigate to the QLearn or HTML lesson you want to present.
+Use Hudra's dashboard to present, navigate and manage the lesson in class.
+Hudra is designed as a presentation tool for content already open in your browser. It does not exist to collect, sell or monetise your teaching content.
+ Read Hudra's privacy policy → +Hudra is not supported by behavioural advertising.
Your information is not a product.
Hudra should only request access needed to provide its presentation features.
The essentials about Hudra and how it fits into a QLearn workflow.
+Hudra is a browser extension that turns HTML and QLearn lessons into classroom presentations. It includes a presenter dashboard, current and next slide previews, timers, keyboard navigation and dual-screen support.
+No. Hudra is focused on presenting lesson content you have already created. It adds a classroom presentation system rather than replacing QLearn's editor.
+No. Hudra is an independent project and is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Queensland Department of Education or Instructure.
+Hudra currently targets Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
+The latest packaged release and installation instructions are available from the Hudra releases page.
+Turn the lesson you already made into a polished classroom presentation.
+This policy explains what Hudra accesses when it turns a lesson page into a classroom presentation.
Hudra's purpose is to turn a lesson already open in your browser into a classroom presentation. It does not sell user data, use lesson content for advertising, or build advertising profiles.
Hudra is a browser extension for presenting HTML and supported QLearn lesson pages. To provide that feature, it may process website content and page information visible in the supported tab. Hudra does not require a Hudra account.
| Information | Purpose |
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| Visible lesson content and page structure | To divide the lesson into slides and display it in presentation and presenter views. |
| Page address and site context | To recognise a supported page on qlearn.edu.au.au and activate Hudra only where appropriate. |
| Extension preferences | To remember supported presentation settings on your device. |
Because QLearn pages can contain user-generated or student-related material, the page content Hudra processes may include personal information placed there by an authorised user. Hudra does not need that information for any purpose other than displaying the requested presentation.
Hudra does not seek access to passwords, payment information, authentication cookies, private messages or unrelated browsing history.
Information accessed by Hudra is used only to provide and support its disclosed presentation purpose, including recognising supported pages, generating slides, operating presenter controls, remembering local preferences, troubleshooting and protecting the extension's security.
Hudra is designed to process lesson content locally in the browser. Hudra does not intentionally upload or retain lesson page content on Napper.au servers. Presentation preferences may be stored locally by the browser for as long as Hudra remains installed or until the data is cleared.
Email sent voluntarily to support@napper.au is transmitted through the sender's and recipient's email services and retained only as reasonably needed to respond, troubleshoot, maintain security or meet legal obligations. Do not include student records, passwords or private course content in support messages.
Hudra's use of information received from Chrome APIs will comply with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Data is used only as necessary to provide Hudra's single, user-facing classroom presentation purpose and related security or support functions.
The public Hudra website may receive ordinary server information needed to deliver a web page, such as an IP address, browser type, requested page and request time. This information may be present in short-term security or server logs. The website does not use that information to inspect QLearn lesson content.
Hudra uses a local-first design to minimise unnecessary transmission of lesson content. Users should install Hudra only from the official release location, keep their browser and Hudra updated, and report suspected security issues privately.
You can prevent Hudra from accessing pages by disabling or uninstalling the extension. You may also clear extension data through your browser. To request deletion of information contained in a support email, contact support@napper.au and identify the relevant correspondence.
Hudra is intended for educators and other authorised users. It is not designed to collect information directly from children. Users remain responsible for complying with their organisation's policies, permissions and applicable privacy requirements when presenting educational content.
This policy may be updated when Hudra's features, permissions or data practices change. The effective date will be revised and material changes will be communicated through the website, release information, extension listing or extension interface where appropriate.
Privacy questions, deletion requests and security reports can be sent to:
support@napper.au
Napper.au, Queensland, Australia
General troubleshooting is available on the Hudra support page →.
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+ Install Hudra, prepare a QLearn lesson for presentation, troubleshoot common issues or report a bug.
+Hudra is not an official Queensland Department of Education or Instructure product. Use it only where your organisation permits browser extensions.
The latest Hudra package and release notes are published on the official releases page.
Hudra currently targets Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Hudra presents the lesson content already on the page. It is not a replacement for the QLearn page editor.
A useful bug report includes the Hudra version, browser name and version, page type, steps to reproduce the issue, and what you expected to happen. Screenshots are helpful, but remove student names, personal information and private course content first.
Hudra needs access to supported QLearn pages so it can read the visible lesson structure and turn that content into a presentation when you ask it to. Browser permission wording can sound broad because Chrome groups related page-access capabilities together.
Hudra should request only the permissions needed for its presentation purpose. See the privacy policy → for further information.
Removing Hudra also removes its locally stored extension data according to your browser's behaviour.
Do not send passwords, authentication details, student records or private lesson content. Suspected security vulnerabilities should be reported privately with the subject “Hudra security report”.
These terms apply when you download, install or use Hudra.
Hudra automatically interprets page structure. You remain responsible for checking slide order, readability, accessibility, media, links and suitability before showing a lesson to students.
By downloading, installing or using Hudra, you agree to these Terms of Use and the Hudra Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use Hudra.
Hudra is an independently developed browser extension that turns supported HTML and QLearn lesson pages into classroom presentations. It may provide a presenter dashboard, current and next slide previews, navigation controls, timing tools and dual-screen presentation features. Features may change between releases.
You retain ownership of content you create or are otherwise entitled to use. Hudra does not obtain ownership of lesson materials merely because it processes them for presentation. You are responsible for permissions, copyright, privacy, accuracy and the appropriateness of all content you present.
Automatic conversion may not perfectly interpret every page. Before presenting, check slide boundaries, hidden material, embedded media, links, image scaling, contrast, accessibility and any personal or student information visible on screen. Maintain appropriate source copies or backups of important lesson content.
Hudra is provided on an “as available” basis. QLearn, Canvas, browsers, school networks and institutional configurations may change without notice and may affect Hudra. Compatibility, support and uninterrupted operation are not guaranteed.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Hudra is provided without warranties of accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, compatibility or error-free operation. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or guarantees that cannot lawfully be excluded, including rights that may apply under the Australian Consumer Law.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Napper.au will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss arising from Hudra, including loss of data, lesson access, presentation time, opportunity or productivity. Where liability cannot be excluded, it is limited to the minimum remedy permitted by applicable law.
Hudra interacts with third-party services, including QLearn and Canvas. Those services are governed by their own terms, policies and availability. Hudra is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Instructure, Google, the Queensland Department of Education or any educational institution. Third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners.
Use an authorised Hudra release and review release notes before updating. Hudra may be updated, replaced, suspended or discontinued. You are responsible for determining whether installation of a browser extension is permitted on your device or network.
You may stop using Hudra at any time by disabling or uninstalling it. Distribution or access may be suspended where reasonably necessary to protect security, comply with law, address misuse or discontinue the project.
These terms may be updated as Hudra develops. The effective date will be revised when changes are published. Continued use after revised terms become effective constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law.
These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia, and applicable Commonwealth laws. Questions can be sent to:
support@napper.au
Napper.au, Queensland, Australia
Napper creates focused browser tools that remove clutter, improve presentation and help teachers get more from the lesson content they already have.
+Independent · Practical · Privacy-conscious
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+ Turn lesson pages into a classroom presentation system.
Strip away QLearn clutter and show only the lesson page content.
Bring completed slide decks into QLearn more easily.
Hudra is available now. Lildra is the next product in development, with Pendra planned after it.
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+ Available now
+ Present QLearn lessons beautifully.
+Hudra turns existing lesson pages into a clean slide experience with presenter controls, previews, timers and dual-screen support.
+QLearn content, without the QLearn clutter.
+Lildra is a cut-down companion to Hudra. It removes the surrounding QLearn interface and keeps the lesson page content front and centre.
+Product page and release details coming next.
+A simpler path from slides to QLearn.
+Pendra is planned as a tool for bringing completed presentation slides into QLearn pages without rebuilding them one image at a time.
+Planned after Lildra.
+Napper products are designed around a simple idea: teachers should not have to rebuild good content just to make it easier to use.
+A narrow purpose is a feature, not a limitation.
Products work alongside the tools educators already use.
Clear behaviour, clear privacy information and accessible releases.
Turn an existing QLearn lesson page into a cleaner classroom presentation.